One character in this play asks "How do you like that for a declension?" after saying "good, better, best, bested." Another character repeatedly screams "Violence! Violence!" during a climactic scene. That character's husband is mistaken for a mathematics professor, though he actually teaches biology. One of the main characters yells "You can't do that!" after her husband invents a story in which their son swerves to avoid a porcupine and dies in a car crash. Nick and Honey become entangled in the games of the central couple, one of whom answers the titular query by sa
One character in this play asks "How do you like that for a declension?" after saying "good, better, best, bested." Another character repeatedly screams "Violence! Violence!" during a climactic scene. That character's husband is mistaken for a mathematics professor, though he actually teaches biology. One of the main characters yells "You can't do that!" after her husband invents a story in which their son swerves to avoid a porcupine and dies in a car crash. Nick and Honey become entangled in the games of the central couple, one of whom answers the titular query by saying "I am, George… I am" at the end of this play. For 10 points, name this play by Edward Albee.
One character in this play asks "How do you like that for a declension?" after saying "good, better, best, bested."
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